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CISOs Struggle to Gauge Security Posture

Most security leaders struggle to confidently answer the board's toughest questions: How secure is the organization overall, what's the actual financial exposure, and is our posture improving? The problem isn't a lack of data, but scattered context that's making it hard to provide clear answers.

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AI Agents Often Exceed Intended Access Privileges

There's a shocking disconnect between organizations' confidence in their AI security and the reality: while 94% of organizations believe their AI agents have only the access they need, a mere 33% actually have the least privileged access in place. This gap isn't about awareness, but about turning policy into practice.

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Security Teams Lag Behind on Agentic AI Risks

The alarming truth is that agentic AI is already live in many production environments, but security teams are largely in the dark about the risks they're facing. This emerging threat can be categorized into three key areas: coding and productivity agents like Claude Code and GitHub Copilot, vendor-built agents, and custom-built agents.

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